Vol 6 (2004) Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies Signifying Nothing: 'Culture,' 'Discourse' and the Sociality of Affect Jeremy Gilbert Two words are so indispensable to the vocabulary of the…
Vol 6 (2004) Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies Guns n' Rappers: Moral Panics and the Ethics of Cultural Studies Joanna Zylinska Guns, Youths and Hip-Hop -- a Few Familiar Stories The…
Vol 6 (2004) Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies The Task of the Transgressor Paul Bowman [T]he refiguring of theory, made as a result of having to think questions of culture through…
Vol 6 (2004) Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies Why You Can't Do Cultural Studies and Be A Derridean: Cultural Studies After Birmingham, the New Social Movements and the New Left…
Vol 6 (2004) Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies Plus d'Un: Deconstruction and the Translation of Cultural Studies Stefan Herbrechter These Humanities to come will cross disciplinary borders without dissolving the specificity…
Vol 6 (2004) Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies The University in the World it is Attempting to Think Peggy Kamuf No, really, you'll have to help me. What is there…
Vol 6 (2004) Deconstruction is/in Cultural Studies Slashdoc Gary Hall, Dave Boothroyd, Joanna Zylinska Titles, as we know from reading Derrida, are important. Ours for this issue of Culture Machine…
Dorota Glowacka Figure 1: Adrian Piper, My Calling (Card)1 What happens when the look is returned - when black people own the look and startle whites into knowledge of…
London and New York: Continuum. ISBN 0-8264-6032-1. Stephen Dougherty The fate of the philosopher Henri Bergson seemed sealed by the closing decades of the twentieth century. Bergson, who in the…
London: Routledge. ISBN: 0415240271. Radhika Gajjala This is a fascinating book that takes us through an examination of hegemonies and contradictions embedded in discourses of microbiology, new biology, Artificial Intelligence…